Trust and confidence in policing: Research & Innovation Consortium
Summary
This UKRI funding opportunity supports research and innovation in developing dynamic tools and approaches to measure public trust and confidence in policing by 2030. It aims to capture the voices of underrepresented communities and assess the impact of police activities. The funding is open to academic researchers and innovators looking to create novel solutions in this area.
Eligibility Criteria
* Projects must develop and test dynamic tools and innovative approaches to measure public trust and confidence in policing. * Focus areas include accessing voices of underrepresented communities, assessing the impact of police activity, and identifying factors that build public trust. * The initiative aims to have tools and approaches ready by 2030. * Applicants should be research-focused entities capable of innovation in social science and technology.
How to Apply
Applications are submitted through the UKRI Funding Service. Potential applicants should review the detailed guidance on the UKRI website for specific requirements, including eligibility, scope, and submission deadlines. Ensure your proposal clearly outlines the innovative tools and approaches to be developed and tested, with a strong emphasis on measuring public trust and confidence in policing.